by Jill Poet | Mar 5, 2019 | Ethics, Workplace
Vicky Kelly of Butterfly Effect Coaching is an experienced and well-respected coach and trainer. But in 2016/17 she went through quite a transition. On a personal level, Vicky held very strong values and ethics and felt that, although she was undoubtedly delivering a...
by Jill Poet | Mar 4, 2019 | Community, Environment, Ethics, Workplace
Nailing your colours to the mast may be a very old phrase and, indeed, one that many people may not be familiar with, but it is certainly apt in relation to the request I am about to make. It means: To defiantly display one’s opinions and beliefs and show your...
by Jill Poet | Feb 15, 2019 | Community, Ethics, General
There are many ways that companies can put purpose at the heart of their business. Obviously not every company delivers direct services to the community, but nonetheless operating ethically and responsibly and making a concerted effort to support people – your...
by Jill Poet | Oct 1, 2018 | Community, Environment, Ethics, Marketplace, Workplace
Where Does It Come From? Clothes with a transparent supply chain Artcile by Jo Salter, Founder and CEO of #ORBmember Where Does it Come From? Our project (October 2018): www.crowdfunder.co.uk/african-tunics Our website: www.wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk...
by Editorial | Jun 20, 2018 | Ethics, Workplace
In the lastest of our guest-blogs, #ORBMember Adrian Ashton (who runs his own advice, consultancy and training business, see www.adrianashton.co.uk) describes how he does an annual review of his business’ social impact. It’s a great idea and one we would...
by Editorial | Jun 20, 2018 | Ethics, General, Workplace
In the latest of our guest-posts, fellow #ORBMember Mike Jennings (of Jennings of Garsington Ltd) explains what prompted him to write a book all about how he has developed a highly valuable manner of business operation that is not just valuable in the sense of...
